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Sundial
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She doesn’t hear me come into her darkened room. She kneels by the window, humming. She points through the glass at the desert night and whispers to herself. I realize that she is counting the stars, just as any child might.
“Language creates possibility. Sometimes by being used. Sometimes by being kept secret.”
― The Familiar
― The Familiar
“I’ve felt for so long alienated from my work, from myself, but I see now that the work and the life are of a piece and it’s simply my job to find the connections.”
― Nightbitch
― Nightbitch
“This was as far as the mother could read before she fell into sleep, there on the couch, to dream of a tree that surged with leaves and birdsong, a pyrotechnic sunset, and then, an inhale. A plunge. No weight, no body, just movement and sky. An endless fall.”
― Nightbitch
― Nightbitch
“i’m not a praying woman, but poetry has always been my hotline to the universe. i guess that somewhere deep inside, i hoped that if i said something elegantly enough, it would come true.”
― Falling Back in Love with Being Human: Letters to Lost Souls
― Falling Back in Love with Being Human: Letters to Lost Souls
“We shouldn’t be forced to choose at all. The fury in Aida’s voice was familiar. Nostalgic. I’d once possessed that strain of fury, as had my fellow cooks, my friends, my produce guy, a virulent rage against our tainted inheritance of this stupid, smog-choked planet. But it couldn’t last. We’d been inoculated from rage by other, more immediate concerns. For example: how to pay rent, how to stay alive. Aida, rich as she was, hadn’t been forced to choose between anger and dinner. For the first time in years, I tasted, through her, that feeling.”
― Land of Milk and Honey
― Land of Milk and Honey
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